Parcel Text Message Scam Linked to n4scn.info

Fake USPS parcel text messages like the one below are scams and spams being sent by online spammers and scammers. Therefore, recipients are asked not to click the link in the fake text messages that goes to n4scn.info.

Parcel Text Message Scam Linked to n4scn.info

A Parcel Text Message Scam

From (302) 760-3847

Parcel Sorting Center: Found package addressed to [first name]. Last pick-up day -Friday! n4scn.info/lg8rnMfOvV

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  • September 16, 2020 at 9:12 PM by info

    Voicemail: Parcel Sorting Center: Found package addressed to Mary. Last pick-up day - Friday! n4scn.info/IgbNv0dIIX

    Received this text message twice in one day.

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Parcel Text Message Scam Linked to n4scn.info